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Milind Soman Says Fruit-First Breakfast Anchors His Diet as He Nears 60

Later meals stay simple with dal, rice, vegetables, with heavy non-vegetarian dinners off the table.

Overview

  • Speaking to Pinkvilla, Soman described mornings built around whole seasonal fruits such as a full papaya, half a watermelon, five to six mangoes in season, and frequent bananas.
  • He focuses on freshness and satisfaction rather than calories, adding muesli, dry fruits, or cereal if he remains hungry after fruit.
  • For lunch and dinner he prefers a basic plate of dal, rice, and vegetables, avoiding foods that feel heavy to digest, especially non-vegetarian options at night.
  • Times of India, Free Press Journal, and Business Today republished the interview details on September 25–26, bringing renewed attention to his routine.
  • The coverage cites commonly accepted nutrition benefits of a fruit-first start to the day, including hydration, fiber, vitamins A and C, beta-carotene for skin repair, and potassium for heart health, without presenting new clinical evidence.